Video Challenge: Win a trip to the World Juniors

Sports & Recreation — 16 September 2011

Minor hockey teams will once more have the chance to convince Canadians they love hockey the most in TIM-BR Mart’s World Junior Hockey Video Challenge.

Up for grabs is a grand prize that will send the entire team, including coaches and parents/guardians, to the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championships in Alberta this December.

The TIM-BR Mart World Junior Hockey Video Challenge asks minor hockey teams to download the TIM-BR Mart anthem, video their team spirit showing why they love hockey the most and should be guests of TIM-BR Mart for four days at the upcoming World Juniors in December. Videos can be uploaded to timbrtube.ca. Canadians will vote for their favourite beginning November 13th 12:00:01am EST until Nov. 27 at 11:59:59PM EST.

The team submitting the winning entry will enjoy roundtrip transportation to Edmonton, accommodations, meals and tickets to World Juniors games over December 27 – 30, 2011; a prize worth up to $60,000, if won by a Nova Scotia team, for example. Teams are also vying for Source for Sport gift cards as second, third and wild card prizes ($5000, $2500 and $2500 respectively).

Team members must be between the ages of 7 and 14 inclusive and the designated team entrant be age-of-majority in his/her province or territory of residence. The contest runs until November 27th, 2011

Customers who want to know more about the TIM-BR Mart World Junior Hockey Video Challenge can visit Timbermax located at 329 Government st. and ask the World Juniors In-Store Champion for more details. They’ll also find plenty of information, including full Challenge details, at timbrtube.ca.

“A trip to the World Juniors, the opportunity to be there with the entire team, feeling the energy of the crowd and the games … it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience. We’ve seen entire communities rally around their local team taking a shot at the grand prize. This is a prize we’re proud to make possible for a group of true hockey fans.”

The TIM-BR Mart World Junior Hockey Video Challenge is a component of TIM-BR Mart’s major sponsorship of Hockey Canada and the World Juniors. Canadians from coast to coast will be cheering Team Canada as they compete against the best teams from around the world. As a major sponsor of the World Juniors, TIM-BR Mart will receive high exposure throughout the 31-game tournament on places like rink boards, power ribbons at the Rexall Place in Edmonton and Saddledome in Calgary and the official Alberta tournament website, for example.

For more on the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship go online to hockeycanada.ca.

Timbermax is part of TIM-BR Marts Ltd. which represents more than 700 independently-owned lumber, building material and hardware retailer/locations across Canada. To learn more, visit www.timbrmart.ca.

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